The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30


nm q Dandy. ousbse. % TIE 3lse, d,
stroyed twenty-five houses ana We raI.-
way station. A. far - heard rom ~
lives were lest.
THE color question IN the public schools
u producing friction in Ohio.
THOMAS MADDEN and Adam wuham.
were run over BY baltimore 3 ohie coal
train engine near South Haven, fa-' on ne
night Of the 2oth. Madden Vas ki''sa
instantly and Williams was fatally IN
jured.
Tnr body o. william Mahan, the con-
ductor missing after tho terrible destruc-
tion Of rolIing-stock caused by the run
away train a. Marquette, Mich. on the 10th.
was found a tho bottom Of an immense
heap az debris.
DuRrNo the twenty -four hours ended on
the evening OF tho 2lst sixteen new cases
or cholera and I'VE deaths has ocsurrsd
in Catania; eight new cases and three
deaths In Palermo; lo0 new cases ana
forty-fo deaths in Messina.
IN the divorce case AZ London OF David
Do Bensaude against his wife, Violet
| Cameron, the actress, tho court has issued
an injunction against the husband, re-
| straining him from molesting hts wife
| during the period Of legal separation.
CAPRoS q WoLvERroS's dour-miil ~
| Albany, N. r.. was burned on the 21st,
| with 100, 400 bushels Of grain. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, 100000 Eight firemen
| who were caught In an upper story OF the
burning building were rescued with DIM
| Guilty.
A. RKxrER, proprietor OF hotel at Novi,
| Mich. his wife. and two guests, were
poisoned on the 20th by eating corned
beef bought OF : meat peddler Senter
will die. The others will probably re-
cover.
A NATURAL gas explosion at Oak Centre,
o., on the night Of the Goth, set nre 70 the
flowing oil-tanks, machinery and der
ricks. The flames spread rapidly, and for
time = disastrous conhagration seemed
imminent. The loss will not, however,
exceed $4,000. Several persons were
badly burned. one Il il thought fatally.
The decomposed body Of Lille Hoyie'
who disappeared from Webster. Mass,
September 1, was found on the 2lst, in 9
barn at Oxford. The head was securely
covered, and her feet and hands were
bound with rope. II Is believed that She
was murdered and her body taken TO thu
barn and concealed.
Il A NUMBER Of the late General Judsor
Kilpatrick's friends met at the AstoI
House, New York, on the 2lst, and made
suitable arrangements for the reception
OF the remains upon their arrival from
Chilli.
Il AT the State fair At waverly. N. J., OF
! the 2lst. Harry Miles and Eddy Medium
were driven double in 1874 IA, the fastes
recorded mile for team over half-mils
track.
II THE anniversary OF the entry OF tn
| Italian troops into Rome was celebrated
in that city on the 21st by professions and
q banquet TO the veterans. The city wa
brilliantly illuminated at night.
| CARDINAL GIBBONS will leave Bal timor'
I on the 26th for an extended Western trip
He goes to Portland. Ore, to confer thu
pallium upon Archbishop w. H. Gross o
, | the province Of Oregon. On his way on
| the cardinal will stop at several Of tn
principal cities OF the West and Norfhwes
| and visit the resident prelates-
THE National district lodges Of negr
! | Odd-Fellows, which have been In session
At Columbus, o., have formulated the 10
lowing propositions, to be presented to tn
biennial movable COMMITTEES: Roys
! | Grand lodges TO be substituted for Oh
| present district lodges and an Imperia
J, Grand lodge instituted to take the place 9
+. B. NJ. G.
MRS. KrrrrE LANE, one OF the New Yor
custom-h house inspectresses, reported
the custom-house on the 2lst that she hn
: found in the hustle OF Caroline Storbeck,
4 passen ger on the steamship Trave, frol
: bremen. Z gold watch and chain, fv
z nail brushes, pair Of gold bracelets. L
! Of fiddle strings, six gold breast-pins, tv
pairs gold earrings, two gold scarf-pin
u two gold lockets, six gold chains, twenty
= three dress ornaments and two yards
4 trimming.